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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
The Spokane Melanee.

SPOKANE FALLS, w. T., August 3d.
Especial to The Miner. 1-To-night abou
1890 O'Clock, while the sky was overcast
with heavy clouds, and a light rain wal
falling, a meteor was seen by q number Of
people to shoot from the heavens directly
overhead. It struck the electric light wires
on the south side Of Main street, between
Howard and Mill streets. in the very heart
OF the,city, cutting one Of the wires in two
and bursting into a thousand fragments.
To those who saw the strange phenomenon
when it struck, the ball OF fire seemed to
BIZ ten feet in diameter. An effort has been
made tonight to find some of the pieces,
but as the street is covered with mud and
water the search has been fruitless.
BODY RECOVERED.
The body Of the boy Albert Stevens,
who was drowned in the river on Monday,
was recovered this afternoon.
ON THEIR TRAVELS.
VIM. Penn Nixon. Manager of the Inter
Ocean. and a party of Chicago gentlemen
stopped over in the city to-day in two pri-
vate cars.
RICH LIVE STRIKE.
A report was received here to-day that a
rich silver strike has just been made on the
MissouIa crossing of the Mullan that Gre
ated a stampede Of miners from the South
Fork. It is said that the ledge carries
sand carbonates, and is from sixty to one
hundred feet in width. Half of Wardner,
Burke, Wallace and other Ceur d'Alene
towns have struck out for tho new dig
gings.
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DESERVING OF PATRONAGE.
The EvictiOns Begun on the O'Grady
| Estate.

DUBLIN, August 3O.-The evictions on
the O'Grady estate began to-day. The
bailiffs were enforced by a hundred soldiers
and three hundred policemen. The hous
of Mrs. Crimmins, widow, was the first adj
v.nced mon. The widow and friends were
all armed with paving stones and boiling
water. The bailiffs were repulsed lou
times. The sheriff attempted to crowoal
their way through the walls and roof. Nrs
Crimmins had the scalding water poured
over their heads. After the fourth repulse
the notice attempted to storm the house,
Init were driven back. Finally the house
was broken into and captured and the IN
mates were taken prisoners.
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GOT BACK TO THE RESERVATION.
Last D.y Of the Saratoga Meeting.

Last Day of the Saratoga Meeting.
SARATOGA, August 3O.-This q the last
day of this seasons race meeting here.
The weather was perfect and the attend
anee was the largest of the summer and
the track fast. First race, 1 mile, Gray
Cloud won but Literoli gets purse; Harry
Glen second money, and Little Minnie
third money, on account OF Gray Cloud
having carried four pounds too little
weight. Time. 1:44h.
Second race, one mile five ~furlongs, Terra
Gotta won, Hypasia second. Carey third.
Time, 2:55K.
miles. Free handicap sweepstakes. Wary
won, Unite second, Doubt third. Time,
2:O4A.
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T TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Samuel Louis, deceased.
Notice is hereby givel by the undersigned,
executor and executr of the last will and tesla
ment of Samuel Louis. deceased, to the creditors
and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with the neces.
sary vouchers, within ten months after the frs,
publication of this notice. 20 the said executor
and e%xecutrix, at No. Sic Main street, Butte City
in the County of Silver Bow.
BARBARA LOUIS and
JOSEPH ENTHAL,
Executrix and Executor of the last VIII ane
testament of samuel Louis, deceased
Dated July n, 1857.
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Setting EN- Up.

BERLIN, August 3O.-The Annual Assem-
bly of the German Catholics opened at
Treves, yesterday. Three thousand dele
gates were present. Herr Windthorst in
an address said that the entente cordiale
which existed between the Pope and the
Emperor was highly important as indicat-
ing the turning point in their relations. He
proposed the health of the two p~otentates.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
The English Wool Sale,

LONDON, August 3O.-The next series OF
wool sales in London will be opened Sep.
TENDER 9Th and last until about October
10th. The arrivals thus far have been
1884 bales of Victoria and 49.O52 bales
of New South Wales, 1925 bales OF
Queensland, 1869 bales of South Austria
liza, 362 bales OF Swan River, 5,167 bales OF
Tasmania, 72,164 bales of New Zealand,
and 1886 bales Of Cape of Good Hope
and Natal including 5000 bales of Austria
liam and 10000 bales Of Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal forwardedrdirect to York
ehire across the Continent of North
America.
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Against Division.

IT. BENTON, August 3O.-[Special to The
sa uer.l-Choteau county is considerably
STATED over the county division scheme
W. TO be introduced during the present
NJ t''ordlnary session of the Legislature.
'scheme is purely in the interest OF the
t"no' Great Falls and to boom that
ans Fort Benton, Choteau, Sun River,
Con- Vie entire population Of Choteau
tow. with the single exception OF the
oost oreat Falls, are DESTROYS OF at least
,so,s'poning any such scheme until this
W mas recovered from the losses Of Ahs
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past winter and her wealth will justify such
a movement. It is to be hoped hat the
promoters OF the Cascade county scheme
will be as severely rebuked az at the last
session OF the Legislature. Meetings pro.
testing against division are being held over
the entire county and petitions to that
effect forwarded to Helena.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
A New Fish Commissioner,

WASHINGTON. August 30.-The President
to-day appointed Prof. G. Brown Goode
Assistant Director of the National Museum,
to be Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries,
vice Prof. s. F. Baird, deceased. Judg'
McCute, Solicitor Of the Treasury, who was
first rendered the Office, declined because o.
his lack of scientific knowledge. The Office
was also rendered to Governor Thompson,
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury, and he,
too, declined it for the same reason. Prof
Goode is a well known scientist and was
associated with Prof. Baird in many i'm.
portant duties of a scientific character.
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DENVER, August 30.-General Terry teie-
oraphs from Chicago to the Adjutant-Gen-
eral that he has received a dispatch from
Commander Randlette, dated foro
Ducbesue, saying that Colorow and his
f,1,owers are now at the Quarry Agency
an | manifested a disposition to remain on
IT, H. .a.arration. The militia and cowboys
SnId Tho hundred horses and the thousand
ahaen and aoats belonging to Colorow and
Chief Ouray's widow. This stock was
~ m the land claimed by Indians as
ksa1ona;no tn their reservation and where
thay baa been permitted by their agent to
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O,Rrien's Declaration.

DUBLIN, August 3O.-The fortnight)y
meeting of the Ma tional League was largely
attended. William O'Brien presided. He
said the first branch OF the League, against
which the Government should issue a proc
lamation, would hold it's meetings with
closed doors, and refuse to open them ior
the police.
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A R1oSsing in Disguise.

DUBLIN. August 29.-Healy addressed a
League meeting at Cork to-day. He said
that the people would wipe their boots
with the Government proclamations,
Irishmen with the support OF the English
democracy despised the Government. CO
or cion would entail suffering on the people,
but would prove a blessing in disguise.
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Wants to Give Himself Up.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 26.-W. j. Burk,
the defaulting Treasurer of Galveston
County, Texas, who disappeared last No
yember with a shortage of $4O,O 600 having
been found in his accounts, appeared in the
office of the Associated Press in this city
this afternoon and said he desired to re-
tnrn to Galveston and glead guilty. Wnen
Rnrk left Galveston he he carried away
with him SIG, 900 worth Of bonds OF the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Re railroad
which were held by Galveston County 1oI
the permanent school fund. he retained
STA. 900 of these bonds, and exhibited q re-
ceipt showing that he had
SHIPPED THE BONDS BY ExPREs
from this city to Galveston four days ago
After. leaving Galveston last November
Burk came to this city and remained IL
hiding two weeks when he sailed foI
Apstralia. He ran out OF funds and finally
doc;ded to return shipping as a coz
hoo YER ON the Steamship Mariposa. whIcf
arr;ed here July 9. On arriving IN TINS
";+v Rink wrote to Galveston partiet
stating his intention to return, but th'
1et+er Var regarded as a joke. He says NJ
iii wait here until next MONDAY
for q. ticket or a deputy sheriff from Gaives
Ton and If neither arrives he Will oenxe
bb;mself ne to the sheriff OF this county
p''ns Exhibited several kilograms r o
Goi,oston friends urging him not to return
They are addressed to MN unu0'
| fictitious name that ne assuineo'
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Couldn't Suppress EN-.

BERLIN, August 3O.-The police order
forbidding the Socialists to celebrate the
death of Ferdinand Lasalle, did n have
the desired effect. Thousands OF the fol-
lowers of the great labor union organized
aud made a pilgrimage to Grunea yester-
day,
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A ThOuSand-Feet Leap.

RocKAwAY BEACH, N. Y, August 90
Thomas s. Baldwin. the San Francisco
aeronapt, repeated his feat OF jumping
from Il balloon here this afternoon. When
1000 feet high he made the leap. His para
chute remained closed for the first 0 feet
and he descended at a fearful rate OF speed.
Then the parachute opened aud he sailed
down easily, dropping into the ocean, from
which he was picked up unhurt.
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Notifications Exchanged.

WASHINGTON, August 29.-Acting Post.
master General Stevens and Viscount Dos
Nogueros, the Portuguese Minister, to-day
exchanged notifications of an additional
postal convention between Portugal and
the United States. The convention modi.
fes the system of keeping money order
accounts and goes into effect October first
next.
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WASHINGTON, August 3O.-The Cabinet
meeting to-day was attended by Secretary
Bayard, Acting Secretaries Thompson.
McFeeley and Muldrow and Acting Attor-
| ney General jerks.
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A RrifiSh KICK.

LONDON, August 3O.-TheT Times protests
against the treatment to which British
sealers in Retiring sea are subjected by the
( American authorities in Alaska and sug-
gests that the government send a cruiser
| to Alaskan waters to secure strictly legal
| treatment for British vessels.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

WASHINGTON, August 29.-The findings OF
the general court martial which tried Cap
tain Cyrus N. Gray, OF the Twenty-ffth In
fantry, have been acted upon by the Presi.
dent. Gray was found guilty OF conduct to
the prejudice OF good order and discipline
in appearing at inspection at Fort Mead
and for duty as officer of the day while
drunk. The sentence was dismissal iron
military service, and the dismissal will take
place September next.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
EvictiOns in Force.

DUBLIN, August ga large force Of
calvary, infantry and police have left
Limerick for the O'Graay estates, where
they will be encamped while evictions are
being made. Captain Plunkett urged Mr..
O'Grady to settle with his tenants on his
Herbeilstown estates. but without success
and evictions will commence tomorrow.
One hundred soldiers and three hundred
police are in readiness to protect the
bailiffs in their work Of evicting the tenants.
The houses of the latter were strongly
barricaded.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
Fatal Colliery Accident.

SHENANDOAH. Pa, August 29.-Robert
Martin was killed, Geo. Lawson fatally
and four other miners were badly injured
by an explosion OF dualin at Draper col
liery, Gilbertson, this morning. Martin
was handling a stick when a spark from
his lamp fell on the primed end and exploded
it, blowing him into an u~nrecognizab bic
mass.
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Radperfne the Government

LONDON, August 2s.-In the House OF
c.mmons this evening Mr.. Dillon protested
ooa;nst the constant increase OF the ponce
""a II Ireland. Although the pop,
ulation had decreased 80 had
since 1880, the cost OF police service "
Increased over s25o,ooo: The tnee vide L..
employing the police was to cr eassnerate
snread dissatisfaction and I TO secretary
the people. Mr.. Balioar, oh tne r%esponsi-
for Ireland, ,; a:sssssa Of s0s affairs rested on
billy bility r ,Gf r se,s S doing their best to TON io%e mt
believed ire mhere, with steadily decreasing ac
p Ro the police force to overaw' sn' p
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The Law to be Enforced.

WINNIPEG, August 30.-[Special to The
Miner.]- Great indignation has been
ccaused in government circles by
Van Horne's assertion that the recent
move to subpoena him was only intended
az apetty annoyance and to cause him un-
necessary delay. Attorney General Hamil-
ton threatens that he will find it was no
joke and hat the law will be enforced
against him in Montreal. The situation is
practically unchanged. The grading is
lone at the end and tracklaying probably
will commence next Wednesday.
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A Regal Favor.

ROME, August Boxing Humbert has
offered to the Crown Prince OF Germany
the use of the Royal Chateau at Caserta
for the winter.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
An Informal Call.

WASHINGTON. August 3O.-A party Of
Dutch naval officers attached to the Qneen
Emma, now lying at New York, made ap
informal call on the President this m ern-
ing.
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c Call.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August 3O.-The Demo-
cratic State Committee have issued a call
for a convention to nominate State officers
! to meet al Saratoga September 81.
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causes destroying diseases. Consumption, dta-
belts, Bright's disease, jaundice, insanity, etc.
excess. non use, abuse, inherited weakness. null
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on the above fatal diseases Debility and semi
nal weakness obstruct the important and neces-
sary acts of life and their enjoyments Cures
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gans, kidneys, liver and bladder a specially The
many complaints and diseases of women speedi-
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arrange payments in the same manner as they
would employ their family physician strictest
secrecy maintained
VARICOCELE
or wormy veins Of the scrotuma, are often the
unsupported cause of lost marhOOd. debility,
etc, seminal weakness and its complication
Prostatorrhea The above diseases Can only be
cured by UT Liebig's InvigoratOr No 2, and Dr.
Liebig's Varicocele Compressor
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DR.. Liebig d Co. are regular educated college
PHYSICIANS and are now in their nineteenth year
Call or address DR.. LIEBIG d CO., NO. 400
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live for years. The Colorado settlers have
claimed locations there and have succeeded
in driving the Indians away. Colorow has
not, in this trouble, been on the wal path,
and has made his way to the reservation,
avoiding hostilities as far rs possible.
GOT BACK TO THE
DENVER, COL, August 3O.-1nformation
has just been received that all the Indians
have been taken to the reservation by
troops except a few old men and women,
who were left behind to care for the
wounded who were unable to be moved.
The report, however. is not confirmed.
Governor Adams arrived at Camp Adams
last night. General Crook is expected some
time to-day. Adams has sent a courier to
Colorow, asking to meet himself and Crook
for q peace council.
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WEAK, UN- PARTS
VELOPED9
Of the body Enlarged and Strengthened. Full partic-
llars tsesled) free. ERIE E CO., Buffalo, n. Z.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
Why order Of sale of real estate should not be
made.
In the Probate Court in and for Silver Bow
County, Montana Territory.
In the matter of the estate and guardianship OF
Robert and Howard Stevens, minors.
Alice E.. Stevens, the guardian of the persons
and estate of Robert Stevens and Howard Ste
vens, minors, having filed her pstition herein
praying for az order Of sale of the real estate of
said minors for the purposes therein set forth.
It is therefore ordered by the Judge of said
ested in the estate of said minors appear before
the said Probate court on Thursday, the 18th
day ofAugust, 1887, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
of said day, at the court room of said Proba: e
Court at the Court House in the city of Butte,
County of Silver Bow. N. T., to chow cause why
an order should not be granted to he said guar
dian to sell 30 much of the real estate Ofth said
minors as shall be necessary.
CALEB E. IRVINE, Probate Judge.
Dated this 18th day of July, A. D., 1887.
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A NEW MEXICAN DESPERATE.
He Shoots Three Men With q Winchester
Which is Finally Turned Upon Him.

He Shoots Three Men With . Winchester
Which is Finally Turned Upon Him.
self.
DENVER, August Bottle Republicans
Santa Fe special says: Two years ago,
Albert A. Mead came from Iowa, and
located mines at Good Hope, near Trespie-
dras, N. M. A short time after the loca-
ton Of the claims, Mead. in company with
Fred and Harry Mead, his kinsmen from
Aledo, Illinois, Frank Reidel and G.. Smith,
of Chicago, incorporated tho property
under the laws of Illinois, and under the
name of Las Luces Milling and Mining
Company. A mill was erected and the
mines worked until a few months ago.,
when Albert Mead became dissatisfied,
claiming that the company was attempt
ing to swindle him out of his share OF the
property. He brought suit to regain pos
session of the property and went to Santa
Fe for Meadville Camp for the purpose OF
SECURING PAPERS
he had left in the company's clubhouse,
and which were needed in his suit. Some
of the mill hands were in Trespiedras on
Friday morning and on returning to camp,
when their team was within about fifty
| yards of the company's cabin, Albert
| stepped out from behind the brush, Win
| chester in hand, and ordered q halt. Albert
then called one of the hands and ordered
him to call Harvey Mead and Joe Downing
out of the cabin, saying he desired
them to keep out of the cabin until
he (Albert) could search for some papers
| and money which he had concealed therein.
| About this time Harvey Mead and Down
ing heard the commotion and both came
out OF the cabin. As they appeared, Al
bert fred and Downright dead. A second
shot from his Winchester killed Harvey
Mead.
TURNING TOWARD THE WAGON,
Albert then opened fire upon the occupants
thereof. By this time Fred Mead had &C.
cured a s%ix-shooter and attempted to fire
at Albert A. Mead, but the Weapon snapped
and could not be discharged. Albert fired
at Fred five times in rapid succession
and while he was thus en-.
gagged Fred Mead was running toward
him Finally the two desperadoes
clinched and a struggle ensued for posses:
sion of the Weapon OF death. At last FREQ
Mead got the Winchester from Albert and
with it shot him through the heart.
Albert A. Mead's body was buried face
downward, and the remains OF the other
three we're inferred at Trespiedras. The
coroner's investigation resulted in the &C
quittal of Fred Mead.
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%PoS1OFFicE TIME TABLE.

O ALL. $50 . week.
M expenses paid: Valuable
| outfit and particulars free: r.. q.
Augusta. Msines
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A coach will leave Ravaili for Flathead Lake
three times q week-Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays-and connect with the steamer on the
Lake. Duncan Mcdonald, Manager.
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FROM MADISON COUNTY.
The New Discoveries Near virginia City
Likely to Revive the Old Days
OF Alder Gulch and Bring it
Renewed Prosperity.
The Crops in the Ruby Valley the Best
Known in Years-Some of tho
Prosperous Merchants Of
Dillon and What they
Deal In.

DILLON. M. T., August 29.-[special cor.
respondence of The Miner. ]-From Sheri.
dan on up Ruby to Alder Gulch the crops
are the best known for years and the
grangers are all happy and working like
beavers to taxi care of their crops. A few
parties on Ruby valley we're left on holding
oats last spring as they are now closing old
stocks out at $1.25 that they were coaxed
to sell for $1,75, a little error in Judgment
liable to occur to the best Of US. Seven
miles from Sheridan Meesrs. Thomas Dey-
armon & Redeem have some quartz mines
that are looking extremely well. They
have shipped some ere this season that
Melted them about $50 per ton above ex-
penses and that ran all told nearly $50
per ton. This would be
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ATENCI0N.

La Sra. d. Mary Dodd de Leigh
nfIece sus servicios 8 los padres de ia
miliH para la ensensrza de sns nifns,
hscieudnse cargo tSm!aen de n fos de
"orta edad, en- ell idioma ing e., y los ra-
mos de sdorno. Cnenta con Ia direc-
ci6n del Rdo. Bantists Noel Branch
s q. g., Bachiller en- srtes de Ia uni
sersidsd lie Barbados, afiliado q Ia
de Durham, Ipglaterra. Sc toms-
ID I'M rhmero limitsdo de pupilos
rnyos padres, residences en- otros pne-
blos, deseen que sus hios sean ms
iruidcs en- el ingles con todo esmero.
Psrs mas informes dirigirse a. Rdo.
B. Noel Branch, 8 & Ia dichs eenora
Gale Mayor, Ponce. 1873
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